Lifting Program Sample Clauses

Lifting Program. 9.1.1 At least thirty-five (35) Days before the beginning of the next programmed Lifting Month, Buyer shall furnish Seller with a lifting program for that Lifting Month, specifying the following: (a) subject to Exhibit 2, the volumes of the types of Oil that Buyer desires to purchase during the applicable Lifting Month; (b) a three (3) Day range for the arrival of each tanker; (c) the approximate quantity of Oil to be lifted by each tanker; (d) the port of discharge of each Cargo (which may be “Houston, Texas or Texas City, Texas”); (e) in the case of the lifting program for the following Lifting Month, (i) the name, size and dimensions of tankers designated for lifting during such Lifting Month; (ii) the names of the tanker’s agent and Buyer’s representative; (iii) documentation instructions; (iv) the distribution of the Oil to be loaded (e.g., commingled or segregated); (v) the name of the proposed independent inspector; and (vi) for at least the last ten (10) loading operations for crude oil for each nominated tanker, the volume loaded as measured on shore in shore tanks or by flow meters and the corresponding volume loaded as measured on board, such volume to be evidenced by documentation (including ullage and innage reports and onboard quantity and slop certificates) satisfactory to Seller; and (f) an estimate of the volumes of the types of Oil that Buyer desires to purchase during the following three (3)
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Lifting Program. 21.1.1 At least fifteen (15) Days before the end of each Month, Buyer shall furnish Seller with a lifting program for the following two Months and a preliminary lifting program for the next Month thereafter. Such lifting programs shall be integrated with any such programs for Maya under any other crude oil agreement between Seller and Buyer or its Affiliates and, accordingly, the Contract Quantity may be lifted in cargoes together with quantities of Maya so nominated under such other crude oil supply agreement. Such lifting programs shall specify the following: (a) the quantity of Maya to be lifted in each such Month; (b) a three-Day range for the arrival of each tanker; (c) the quantity of Maya to be lifted by each tanker; (d) the port of discharge of each cargo; and (e) in the case of the lifting program for the following Month, (i) the name, size and dimensions of tankers designated for lifting during such Month and (ii) the names of the tanker's agent and Buyer's representative. 21.1.2 If the name of a tanker is not known at the time the lifting program for the following Month is furnished to Seller, Buyer shall notify Seller of such name and the other data referred to in Article 21.1.1
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Lifting Program. 10.1.1 Not later than thirty five (35) Days prior to the beginning of the next programmed Lifting Month, Buyer shall furnish Seller with a proposed lifting program for such Lifting Month, specifying the following: (a) a Specified Loading Port for each delivery requested for such Lifting Month; (b) a three-Day period for the arrival of each vessel; (c) each type of Oil to be lifted by Buyer’s vessels; (d) the number of Cargos to be lifted and the quantity and type of Oil comprising each Cargo; (e) the port of discharge of each Cargo; (f) in respect of the lifting program for the previously programmed Lifting Month, (i) the name, size and dimensions of each vessel designated for lifting during such Lifting Month, together with the completed vetting information required by Seller for each such vessel; (ii) the names of the vessel’s agent and Buyer’s representative, and the vessel’s P&I Club, which shall be a member of the International Group of P&I Clubs; (iii) documentation instructions; (iv) the time required for deballasting (if any, but which, in any event, shall not exceed six hours); (v) the distribution of the Oil to be loaded (e.g., commingled or segregated); (vi) the name of the proposed independent inspector; and (vii) for at least the last ten (10) loading operations for crude oil for each nominated vessel, the volume loaded as measured on shore in shore tanks or by flow meters and the corresponding volume loaded as measured on board, such volume to be evidenced by documentation (including ullage and innage reports and onboard quantity and slop certificates) satisfactory to Seller; and (g) an estimate of the volumes of the types of Oil that Buyer desires to purchase during the three (3) Lifting Months following such Lifting Month. 10.1.1 for the following Lifting Month within the period specified above, Buyer shall be required to accept the lifting program for such Lifting Month established by Seller. Not later than thirty-five (35) Days prior to the beginning of the first programmed Lifting Month of each Contract Year, Seller shall provide Buyer with a list of objective vetting criteria in respect of vessels acceptable to Seller during such Contract Year. Buyer shall obtain completed vetting information for each vessel nominated by Buyer and submit the same to Seller in accordance with Article 10.1.1(f). Seller shall have the absolute right to reject any vessel nominated by Buyer that does not satisfy Seller’s objective vetting criteria. 10.1.2 If...
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Lifting Program. Not later than thirty-five (35) Days prior to the beginning of each Month, Buyer shall furnish Seller with a proposed lifting program for the following Month, specifying the following:
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